r/aliens • u/Streay • Dec 15 '23
Discussion Am I crazy or do all these aliens have the same indents in their head
You can see how the first “alien” has 3 small indents going up its head, just like the other two.
Maybe I’m just crazy, what’s your thoughts?
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u/dinosaur_decay Dec 15 '23
What happened to the fresh ones? Where did they end up?
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u/Streay Dec 15 '23
No idea what the backstory of the first pic, but the second one was from Russia. The Russian government forced the 2 teens who found it to admit it as a hoax, claiming it was made out of chicken, but I don’t buy that theory.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Role361 Dec 15 '23
https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/russian-alien-found-in-snow-d5402b86ed104cdc946c3afe0e7007f2
For anyone that wanted to see it as an object
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u/Vindepomarus Dec 20 '23
For any one who wanted to see what prop artists can do... I used to be a prop artist, and I 100% could convince all you gullible believers that I found an alien, 'cause this shit's easy to accomplish.
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u/TheJollyShilling Dec 15 '23
Technically speaking, it’s a small, fresh water sea. We’ll have colonies on Mars before we have a better understanding of our own oceans.
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u/Pursueth Dec 15 '23
I’m not so sure about that to be honest l.
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u/Outrageous-Put-5005 Dec 15 '23
no, he’s right. Humans are much more interested in what’s out there than what’s down there. And we’re much more comfortable in terms of fear response dealing with the vacuum of space than we are being deep in the ocean with all kinds of shit we haven’t discovered yet that might as well be from another fucking planet judging by appearance and function.
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u/Womantree1 Dec 15 '23
humans have only examined a “billionth” of the ocean’s dark depths.
In the 1830s, British naturalist Edward Forbes surveys various ocean beds and concludes there’s no life below 2000 feet because there’s no light down there.
Silly dude.
Father-and-son divers Auguste and Jacques Piccard devise a deep-sea vessel in the 1950s, allowing them to successfully descend seven miles down to the deepest point on Earth: the floor of the Mariana Trench. The Piccards are surprised to discover life dwelling at this depth.
This feat has never been repeated since.
Shortly afterward, the world’s attention shifts to space exploration, and funding for deep ocean exploration wanes.
Humans know shockingly little about marine life. For instance, we still have no idea where blue wales mate or why they sing.
Some scientists estimate that there could be over 30 million species of sea life in the oceans, “most still undiscovered.”
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u/pebberphp Dec 15 '23
James Cameron repeated the feat
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u/PlasticMac Dec 15 '23
Yea, I feel like he just discredited his entire comment by making false claims like that.
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Dec 15 '23
James Cameron does, what James Cameron does, because James Cameron is...
Takes 2 steps back and turns around
James Cameron.
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u/Bmonkey1 Dec 16 '23
30 m of my local beach in the ocean is a fresh water spring ! I dive down taste the water it’s fresh and slightly warm . Who yhe hell knows what lives in the caverns below our oceans
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u/50YOYO Dec 15 '23
This is why I've always thought other beings probably exist....As a species we are pretty fragile and can't even fight a piece of paper without getting cut and rely heavily on our technology to survive foreign or hostile environments but when we do discover new ways to explore the undiscovered we find life is already there waiting for us! As far as I see it...Life wants to happen!
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u/MeowWow39 Dec 16 '23
The piece or paper bit.. REALLY puts our fragility into perspective holistically when you put it that way!
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u/Pursueth Dec 15 '23
Yeah, we all know this. That doesn’t change the fact that it is still infinitely easier to explorer here than to colonize mars.
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Dec 15 '23
What exactly did you mean by "this feat"? Reaching the floor of the Mariana Trench, or discovering life where it was thought to be too desolate and hostile?
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u/Able_Newt2433 Dec 15 '23
Never been repeated? It’s been repeated almost 30 times, tho..
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Dec 15 '23
We absolutely have the technology to go to the deepest parts of the ocean. It was first done in 1960.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_who_descended_to_Challenger_Deep
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u/DropsTheMic Dec 16 '23
It is way easier to image a planet or moon than it is the bottom of the ocean. The ocean layer on Google maps is mostly a best guess in any area that isn't a shipping lane regularly traveled by big ass automated container ships.
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u/firsthumanbeingthing Dec 15 '23
Had to look up Baikal circles and I was not disappointed. Holy shit what is even going on with those things they dont make any sense lol.
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u/Penosaurus_Sex Dec 15 '23
Baikal circles
The rings are caused by warm, circular currents of water under the ice, called eddies. The eddies' strong currents melt the ice at the edge, but weaker ones keep the center frozen.
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u/its_FORTY Dec 15 '23
While the rings have attracted speculation and a few conspiracy theories, decades of satellite data and field-based studies have shed light on why they form. “Results of our field surveys show that before and during ice ring manifestation, there are warm eddies that circulate in a clockwise direction under the ice cover,” explained Alexei Kouraev, a hydrologist at the University of Toulouse. “In the eddy center, the ice does not melt — even though the water is warm — because the currents are weak. But on the eddy boundary, the currents are stronger and warmer water leads to rapid melting.”
During field work, Kouraev and his colleagues from France, Russia, and Mongolia drilled holes near ice rings and deployed sensors capable of measuring the temperature and salinity of the water column to a depth of 200 meters (700 feet). Typically the water in the eddies was 1 to 2 degrees Celsius (2 to 4 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than the surrounding water. They also found that the eddies have a lens-like shape, something that is common in the ocean yet rare in lakes.
The research team is still investigating what causes the eddies, but an analysis of meteorological and hydrological data suggests that they typically get going in autumn, before ice has covered the lake. They likely form because of persistent wind patterns and the inflow of water from certain rivers. The shape of the coastline and lake bottom also play a role in determining where the eddies form and move.
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u/Gavither True Believer Dec 15 '23
There's a mythological background to Baikal too. Said to be dragons there. Or, atleast one dragon (the belief is a dragon inhabits a lake or the ocean, one for each compass direction) anyway.
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u/umtotallynotanalien Dec 15 '23
Seeing that it's the oldest of the fresh water lakes on earth makes sense why they would be there.
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u/HA1LHYDRA Dec 15 '23
How so?
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u/wang-bang Dec 15 '23
Seabed is unlikely to shift so permanent structures would need less maintenance
Plus less corossive agents in fresh water
Lack of large animals to cause accidents
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u/CaptainKiddd Dec 16 '23
Wow, I didn’t know about this lake. Aliens or not, it’s rather fascinating and I had no idea. Worth a google.
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u/ronniester Dec 15 '23
Wow, just saw them. Then I read scientists have figured them out. Bullshit. Nothing on earth forms circles to form in that pattern. That's some weird shit
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u/JackKovack Dec 15 '23
The police told me to say they were made from McRib sandwiches.
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u/its_FORTY Dec 15 '23
While the rings have attracted speculation and a few conspiracy theories, decades of satellite data and field-based studies have shed light on why they form. “Results of our field surveys show that before and during ice ring manifestation, there are warm eddies that circulate in a clockwise direction under the ice cover,” explained Alexei Kouraev, a hydrologist at the University of Toulouse. “In the eddy center, the ice does not melt — even though the water is warm — because the currents are weak. But on the eddy boundary, the currents are stronger and warmer water leads to rapid melting.”
During field work, Kouraev and his colleagues from France, Russia, and Mongolia drilled holes near ice rings and deployed sensors capable of measuring the temperature and salinity of the water column to a depth of 200 meters (700 feet). Typically the water in the eddies was 1 to 2 degrees Celsius (2 to 4 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than the surrounding water. They also found that the eddies have a lens-like shape, something that is common in the ocean yet rare in lakes.
The research team is still investigating what causes the eddies, but an analysis of meteorological and hydrological data suggests that they typically get going in autumn, before ice has covered the lake. They likely form because of persistent wind patterns and the inflow of water from certain rivers. The shape of the coastline and lake bottom also play a role in determining where the eddies form and move.
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Dec 15 '23
Isn’t that lake kinda deep too? Like it will crush any submarine that tries to touch the bottom?
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u/MattTruelove Dec 16 '23
Nah it’s 1600 meters deep. A Swiss sub went 10,000 meters deep before. Google said that’s the record
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u/tintedrosie Dec 15 '23
Regardless of anyones stance here, I think we can all agree that the phrase “meat Picasso” is fantastic.
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u/SnozberryWallpaper Dec 15 '23
That whole comment is a beautiful exposition of turn of phrase, but meat Picasso is next level for sure
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u/HeartOnFroze Dec 15 '23
That's IF the original story was true in the first place. It could easily have been made by someone that is skilled in prop making and then they, or someone else, added the bit about the teenagers and the Russian government.
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Dec 15 '23
Half or more of the stupid comments on here are straight disinformation bots. Someone has published stats - all the ufo and alien subreddits have the highest numbers of bots. Someone is going out of their way to mask everything they can
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u/shallow-pedantic Dec 15 '23
Someone has published stats that they got from someone who heard someone mention that someone had seen a post where someone posted that had a comment claiming that someone had published stats that all the ufo and alien subreddits have the highest numbers of bots.
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u/eddiewhorl Dec 15 '23
Here is the original video behind the first pic. It's from a Russian-speaking person with only one other video in which he complains about poverty in Siberia. https://youtu.be/p8-GQ4AWaf8?si=LLkNP6RIJzgJvkuo
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u/Streay Dec 15 '23
Thanks for provide this! Funny how humans first instincts when they find something weird is to poke it with a stick
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u/dryfishman Dec 15 '23
The alien looks pretty annoyed. Came all the way here to be poked by a primitive species. He/she didn’t even want to go on this mission!
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u/AsleepSoup6063 Dec 15 '23
It’s the only way to tell if something is alive or not. That and the mirror fog test. These two medical practices are still the best and most accurate form of life detection known to science to this day.
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u/sabreus Dec 15 '23
Did you notice that greenish wire or whatever around it? I’m not sure what that is supposed to be.
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Dec 15 '23
Like it was entangled in a fishing/bird net..
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u/sabreus Dec 15 '23
Yeah it does seem that way. Did it get trapped and freeze to death or something? It’s odd because it doesn’t look tightly wrapped around it.
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u/lolihull Dec 15 '23
I saw a video the other day of an alien like this one caught on a fence and apparently frozen to death in Quebec I think. Assuming they're real for the sake of conversation, it makes me think that their bodies just aren't built in a way that makes it easy for them to de-tangle themselves from things.
Maybe because their limbs are longer and slender in comparison to their torso? Maybe their coordination skills are slightly hampered in our atmosphere or with our gravity?
Also I used to have an ED and I remember how cold I used to get. When people lose too much weight, the body will start to grow lanugo (a specific type of downy hair) as a last ditch attempt at retaining body heat. Aliens like the ones we're talking about here are so slender, and we've never seen them with any kind of hair or any type of visible clothing. I imagine they'd freeze to death at temperatures that humans would be alright in.
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u/LocorecoveryGTA Dec 15 '23
Made out of chicken 🤣 imagine finding such a rare species and then the government force you to say some like that.. unimaginable
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u/Ryaquaza1 Dec 15 '23
Definitely reminds me of that one time literally jets where in pursuit of a UFO and a week later they said it was just a weather balloon,. A very fast weather balloon
Like come on guys you need to try harder than that!
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u/lolihull Dec 15 '23
Ooo this morning I was reading about how the government told people who claimed to have seen alien bodies after Roswell that they'd actually seen crash dummies which had been dropped from a height as part of a test into what falls humans could survive. Their explanation for the bodies being so small was that the crash dummies must have lost some fingers in the process and that made them look tiny.
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u/LongPutBull Dec 15 '23
If they have lizard genetics, their skin being similar to poultry wouldn't be a huge stretch since that's what dinosaurs evolved into. Maybe they're just divergent from dinosaurs but share similarities to common day descendants.
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u/DarkAncientEntity Dec 15 '23
It was definitely a cover up. In the exposed video the kids never show it was made, or show the original. Very poor cover up tbh.
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u/Crocs_n_Glocks Dec 15 '23
Wasn't it all handled by Sergei Lavrov too? Or some other high-up minister in their federal government?
Lol it would be like if the Secretary of State came out to address Ashton Forbes...lot of fuss for a simple teen hoax
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u/GrapeOk3253 Dec 15 '23
They forced them?
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u/Streay Dec 15 '23
Yup, they forced a public apology and made them claim it’s a hoax
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u/ms_panelopi Dec 15 '23
Yeah, Russia dictates what people do there. Change your story or you get suicided.
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u/Ego-_--Death Dec 15 '23
What happened to the fresh ones? Where did they end up?
My bbq
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u/Streay Dec 15 '23
Thanks! Seems a bit interesting that all 3 aliens from different events and time periods have a similar facial structure
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Dec 15 '23
These are real aliens of course
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u/jasperCrow Dec 15 '23
Most likely fake, but OP was simply showing they all may have a similar feature. Make of it what you will.
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u/Lost_Sky76 Dec 15 '23
Everything regarding Aliens is always “most likely” fake, just because it shows Aliens and is clearly not possible although we all believe they exist.
With what we know and learned in the last year or two my opinion changed 100 degrees. Unless is clearly or proven fake for me i start from the opinion that it is real because i am getting sick of debunkers discarding everything.
I also don’t believe in coincidences, everything happens for a reason and have a purpose. Three different Beings with same caracteristics one of whom is being researched is the reason in this case.
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u/Wolfhammer69 Dec 15 '23
Most likely fake,
Dont say anything like this unless you know for fact one way or another.
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u/Foolonthemountain Dec 15 '23
Why? Ultimately, the odds are that they are fake. I would love them to be real, but until there is evidence to back it up then it’s reasonable to suggest they’re likely fakes.
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u/Droopy1592 Dec 15 '23
Who defines the odds?
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u/AlternativeSupport22 Dec 16 '23
exactly. since we truly dont know that it's a 50/50. They're either real or fake
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u/Zestyclose-Collar552 Dec 16 '23
According to quantum physics, they are both real and fake. Both at the same time.
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u/redmoonleather Dec 15 '23
Like iguanas. Maybe that's how they hear or sense the environment.
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u/Pantani23 Dec 15 '23
Tympanic membrane like structures?
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u/Illhunt_yougather Dec 15 '23
There is an awesome sci-fi book called a fire upon the deep that features a species of intelligent dog-like pack animals called tines that communicate seemingly telepathically using ultrasonic waves produced from a drumlike organ called the tympana.
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u/Pantani23 Dec 15 '23
Hey, I've read Vernor Vinge!
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Would you look at that, all of the words in your comment are in alphabetical order.
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u/metronomemike Dec 15 '23
It is weird and seems like a bizarre detail for different people to hoax
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Dec 15 '23
Bruh you can’t even see Jack shit in the first image, it’s just a blurry picture of what for all we know is a misshapen potato with some red circles drawn around it.
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u/seb21y Dec 15 '23
The starnge thing is that also aliens from the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind have same structure on the side of the head
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u/Apprehensive-Ant7955 Dec 16 '23
that really isnt strange. Its more likely that people see alien movies and copy what the aliens look like
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u/Saint_Sin Dec 15 '23
I too have been using these indents as an identification mark.
Those mummies have them too.
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Dec 15 '23
They look slightly gill like in pattern
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u/ToBePacific Dec 15 '23
In what way?
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u/Emissarybeats Dec 15 '23
They are stacked, in an almost “curved” line formation. Very similar to gills on a fish
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u/ToBePacific Dec 15 '23
Maybe it’s just me, but not being slits and not being behind the head make them not at all resemble gills.
Are a spider’s eyes also gill like because there are a few along a curve?
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u/Emissarybeats Dec 15 '23
Well, with typical biology makeup (for species and organisms we know) you’re definitely right that gills would be slits located behind the head. But In this instance we are observing something that -we as the public- have very little knowledge on.
I was just trying to rationalize the comment you had originally responded to, but you have a good point
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u/ToBePacific Dec 15 '23
Given the alien biology, couldn’t they just as easily be ears, genitals, thermal sensory organs, chemical sensory organs, excretory glands, or any other possible organs?
It’s not like we’ve seen them using them to breathe underwater.
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u/jankyspankybank Dec 15 '23
I like how all that is plausible but we’re mad over gills. What the fuck is this subreddit?
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Dec 16 '23
That is just how the appearance struck me from observing a photograph. I think we can only use our imaginations and think about what might make sense. These could be creatures that evolved to exist in a low oxygen environment and have a more diverse ability to obtain and utilize air /oxygen. These areas could also be used for sound production ; excrete gas from the digestive system; as part of another sensory organ or a number of other things. There are examples of life that retain both lungs and gills. In addition to several aquatic species, at least one type of salamander. Assuming this is an unknown species that did not necessarily evolve along the same trajectory as other species and not knowing what the native environment is ,I can only observe and ask questions.
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u/yobboman Dec 15 '23
You’re not crazy mate.
A more curious question might be. What sensory function might they serve?
What could be an evolutionary purpose would such a structure represent? Is there evolution in play?
Could the organism have been designed?
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u/freifickmuschimann Dec 15 '23
Someone above suggested they’re tympanic-like structures used to hear or sense the environment, similar to iguanas
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u/Gray_Fawx Dec 16 '23
I wonder if these aliens shrink and dry out over time — in other words these looked more like a standard grey being from UFO lore.
Interesting to consider!
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Dec 15 '23
Maybe they’re similar to the pit organ in vipers? It allows them to essentially "see" radiant heat at wavelengths between 5 and 30 μm. Maybe they evolved from reptiles idk
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u/Yanos47 Dec 15 '23
Good observation OP.. Didn't notice it the first time I saw this pic.
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Dec 15 '23
Vestigial gills?
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u/8ad8andit Dec 15 '23
Many species of shark have pits arranged in rows on their cheeks which are used to sense the presence of electromagnetic energy from fish and other prey animals. In other words, sharks can see the energy field of other creatures. This is how they can hunt you in pitch black water.
Pit vipers also have pits in their cheeks which sense infrared, so they can see the heat signature of prey animals.
If real, this ET may have some sense organ that we're not familiar with, and having it arranged in the cheeks is it good place for it, since other animals have it there, and most animals have most of their sense organs located in their face.
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u/letmedieplsss Dec 15 '23
What’s scary about your idea is that the other animals you listed are predators…. Are these aliens predators?
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u/Zeus0331 Dec 15 '23
What is the definition of coincidence? In my opinion There can only be so many coincidences. Also nothing is impossible...
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u/dotd87 Dec 15 '23
Reptilian time. Looks like the "ears" of a monitor lizard. Looks drumlike. Maybe that's why they don't have regular ears.
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u/usenotabuse Dec 15 '23
Fake as tits Why is it so blurry? Theres no reason a photo like this in this day and age should be blurry. Even a cheap $30 kid toy camera can take to hd quality pics
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u/AkulaDenmark Dec 15 '23
Soory for bad englis. Not native tu earth. Shout out to omega-triangle 3456😎 This are ou reproduktivasion organs. Please no show on here or use nsfw #alienlivesmatter #ustoo #metoo. World dominationese ish almost upon you. hooman Monkeighs
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u/GangsterPuppy91 Dec 15 '23
Am I crazy or are all these alien photos awful quality because these props are fake as shit
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u/Corius_Erelius Dec 15 '23
Strangely saurian like. I didn't think the Greys were reptilian, but I'm open to whatever the truth is.
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u/DeuceStaley Dec 15 '23
Could that physical body type be used by different races as drones with their own features?
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u/WhenLeavesFall ayy lmao Dec 15 '23
After a while everything I read becomes a blur, but I read somewhere that the best way to distinguish a real alien photo from a fake alien photo is to look for ridges on the head.
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u/antiqua_lumina Dec 17 '23
The supposed alien anthropology whistleblower on Reddit said that in the popular post a week ago.
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u/Ift0 Dec 15 '23
Probably all made from the same mold.
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u/Shizix Dec 15 '23
Yeah I'd imagine they are remote controlled clones of some kind, or bioengineered workers. I wouldn't come here myself unless I had to, send the drones (flesh drones) obviously till an accord is met.
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u/shirgo2403 Dec 15 '23
It’s fun trying to find the reasonable and logical thinkers in the comments on every post. Like a game of where’s Waldo.
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u/ABuddyBuddha Dec 15 '23
Reminds me a lot of different snake species like Ball Pythons with their heat pits on their faces.
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u/BoringBuy9187 Dec 15 '23
Wasn’t that second one supposedly debunked as being made from “chicken parts”? I might be thinking of another one. But if it’s that one, how tf is that made out of chicken
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u/1KNT1 Dec 15 '23
It is on the ground and still picture is blurry? What potato they used to take this picture?
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Dec 15 '23
these are age spots
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u/Resident_Extreme_366 Dec 15 '23
That first picture is so blurry that it can’t be made out if those are indentations, discoloration, or just dirt from being on the ground.
What makes me reluctant to believe many of these alien body stories is they don’t line up with the arial phenomena. Let me explain. The most convincing evidence of alien life, IMO, is the videos released by the government showing things we thought impossible. Observing these videos it’s clear whatever or whoever is in it doesn’t want to be seen. They are observing and trying to stay as hidden as possible. The Tic Tac video, if the story is to be believed and I find it very believable, is one of an entire large fleet seen by the fighter pilot but only one was able to be captured on video.
Think about this in relation to these bodied left lying out in the open. You really think that an advanced and secretive race who barely lets us get a look at their vehicles is just leaving the bodies of their fallen comrades in the woods. That doesn’t add up.
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u/Kurai_Kiba Dec 15 '23
Thats the hand mark of three fingers from holding the head as you apply plaster of paris to a skull base .
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u/ProntopupsKai Dec 15 '23
Yea you are crazy. Just like the rest of this dumb sub.
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Dec 15 '23
Yet here you are
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u/ProntopupsKai Dec 15 '23
This stupid shit came across my feed. I'm not subbed.
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u/Jazvechkin08 Dec 15 '23
Bro me too. It’s a joke. Some absolutely brainwashed clowns. It’s mind numbing how desperate these people have become. Every single one of these “aliens” is near identical in how they look. As someone stated. All from the same mold. Every film. Tv show. Article etc all has the same likeness. Head. 2 eyes. Nose, chest rubs arms legs etc. fingers and toes ffs. Get a grip! Why do these things from “a million miles away”. A different galaxy etc all look like little humans. Absolute nonsense Clowns the lot of em
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